28 Apr 2026
Năm 2025, Trung tâm Tài chính Quốc tế Việt Nam (IFC) chính thức được thành lập, đánh dấu bước ngoặt quan trọng trong tiến trình hội nhập tài chính và phát triển của đất nước. Trong quá trình hình thành và vận hành Trung tâm Tài chính Quốc tế tại TP.HCM, Đại học Kinh tế Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh (UEH) được ghi nhận là đơn vị học thuật nòng cốt, đồng hành cùng Thành phố trong tư vấn chính sách, chuẩn bị nguồn nhân lực và trực tiếp tham gia bộ máy điều hành IFC.
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28 Apr 2026
On April 24, 2026, at Campus B, the ArtTech Hub (ATH) under the College of Technology and Design (CTD), University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH), hosted the event “HAPPY REALITIES: Blending Worlds, Designing Joy” - the opening activity of the ArtTech Fusion 2026 series. The program combined a thematic talk show and a multi-sensory experiential exhibition, creating a space where art, technology, and emotion intersect, while also introducing the Creative Space - UEH’s co-creation hub - to the community.
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28 Apr 2026
In Week 4 - April 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) continued to record an impressive series of international publications, spanning a wide research spectrum from public governance, finance, digital technologies, and artificial intelligence (AI) to green logistics and sustainable development. This body of work demonstrates UEH’s strong research capability, not only in depth but also in flexibility, effectively addressing emerging global challenges through an interdisciplinary approach.
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27 Apr 2026
The awareness of environmental pollution among young people is very high, but why hasn't the behavior of purchasing eco-friendly products truly taken off? The gap between "understanding" and "doing" poses a challenging question: What is the real motivation that transforms concern into practical consumer decisions? Concerned about this issue, the UEH student group conducted research on "Factors affecting the green consumption decisions of students in Ho Chi Minh City." By outlining the complex psychological and social landscape of consumers, the study offers a sharp perspective on how sustainable consumption habits are formed and rooted.
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25 Apr 2026
On April 24, 2026, in Hanoi, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) officially became a founding member of the Governance and Public Policy Association (GPPA), together with prestigious academies, universities, and training institutions across Vietnam.
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24 Apr 2026
In the context of increasing competition among aviation hubs, optimizing value from passenger flows has become a strategic imperative, extending beyond pure aviation operations. Modern airports are no longer mere transit points but are gradually becoming integrated economic centers where passengers are simultaneously consumers and tourists.
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24 Apr 2026
As part of the “UEH 50 Years - 50 Partners in 5 Continents” program series, from April 13 to 17, 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) officially welcomed and worked with a delegation from Hasselt University (Belgium). The visit marked an important step in strengthening and expanding the strategic partnership between the two universities in the fields of transportation, urban development, and sustainable development.
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23 Apr 2026
According to the official announcement by Times Higher Education, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) is ranked 184th in the THE Asia University Rankings 2026, leading 11 Vietnamese universities and continuing to maintain its position among the Top 250 universities in Asia.
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23 Apr 2026
After merging with Binh Phuoc, the new Dong Nai possesses one of the most diverse tourism resource systems in Southeast Vietnam. However, a quantitative study using the Urban Network Analysis (UNA) method by authors from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) and their collaborators shows that tourism development is being “pulled off balance” by infrastructure disparities, with resource-rich areas in the north still remaining outside the main tourism flow. The issue is no longer about potential, but about connectivity – the ability to turn potential into sustainable economic value.
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